Thursday, 7 February 2013

It will be held at Székesfehérvár, from 22nd of September till 27th of October, this year.
We succeeded to agree with Szent István Museum, that the cca. 50 piece collection of Nándor Wagner's work will be exhibited with some more art and documents this autumn. The selection for exhibits has been going on just a little example have a look at the following terracotta piece.

Also we would like to show the activity of exhibition concept and arrangement of Nándor Wagner. He was the engine behind the standing Exhibition of Archaeological and Natural Science at the Museum of Székesfehérvár. He completed his goal and the outstanding exhibition was on show for two decades, however he was dismissed from his position on the day of opening on 31st of December 1950. I was sacked he said sardonic and never arranged any similar exhibition.

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Academia Humana Foundation was established in
1999.
We take care of the cultural heritage of late sculptor Nándor Wagner who worked and created
in Hungary, Sweden and Japan respectively. We support the ongoing research of his life and art, arrange events and exhibitions, we publish our findings, support the art activity of young ones and local art circles, we help to learn more about Japan organizing national grammar school competition every 5 year, and give financial support to book projects in conjunction with our goals.

Academia Humana Foundation is not involved in any political activity,
her organization is independent of any political party, and does not support any political party or any of their activities.

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Nándor Wagner sculptor

was born in Nagyvárad (Oradea) Romania, on 7th of October, 1922. He worked and created art in Hungary (1939-56), Sweden (1957-69) and Japan (1970-97) respectively. Passed away in Moka, Japan on 15th of November, 1997.